The People's Bank of China has paid 1.13 trillion yuan to the central government last year (the same, about 220 billion yuan), and emphasized that this will not cause the finance to survive the central bank, nor is it a financial deficit monetization.

Comprehensive Caixin.com and China Securities Network reported that the central bank last Friday (February 24), which was released in the fourth quarter of 2022 (referred to as report), shows that the central bank's total deposit was deposited in 2022The profit is RMB13 trillion, and the scale of new available funds provided by the whole society is equivalent to a comprehensive reduction of about 0.5 percentage points.

The "column 1" in the report wrote: "On the basis of the historical cost of complete denomination, the People's Bank of China paid all historical deposit profits in 2022 and disclosed publicly.The major progress of financial transparency. "

In addition, the central bank also explained the use of the central bank's profit outside the finance for the first time.The column says, "In the past ten years, the People's Bank of China insisted on the historical cost of digesting some of the profit in the reform of financial institutions, and at the same time, it also paid financial profits to the finance most years. After years of unremitting efforts, the People's Bank of China completed the history of the reform of financial institutions in 2022Cost -out -of -sales task ".

The report emphasizes that the central bank pays financially on the premise of maintaining the health and liabilities of the balance sheet, which will not cause the financial overdue to the central bank, nor is it the money of the fiscal deficit;The table is the foundation of the central bank's implementation of monetary policy, maintaining financial stability, and strengthening financial services. It not only guarantees the credibility of the central bank to achieve stability of currency and control inflation, but also ensure that the central bank can effectively fulfill the duties of the last lender, firmlyKeep the bottom line that does not occur without systemic financial risks.